Bloodsaber

The Bloodsaber is a rusty red blade, dyed by the blood of many.

History
The Bloodsaber dates back to the time of the gladiators. This rapier was intentionally made rusty, and used to kill out-of-control colliseum lions in usually one blow. There are many rusty rapiers, but the Bloodsaber was given its name for being the only one used: killing 23 animals. The blood sticked to the rapier, which gave it its red color. The blade was preserved, which made it lush red to this day.

Description
The Bloodsaber is still red and rusty to this day, and is displayed in Rome somewhere. The blade has never been used ever since its discovery. It was sold to a museum for a million dollars.

Properties
The blade is made out of iron, and according to professionals, is very brittle, with only a short fall resulting in the blade to break into smithereens. The sword is long (3 feet), and very thin (4 centimeters diameter). The sword is red, but it has lost most of its lushness over the years. The blood in the rapier, after being examined, was discovered to be composed of 85% lion blood and 15% human blood, which suggested it was used in a murder.

Trivia

 * The blade is made out of pure iron.
 * Though the blade is very brittle, the handle is still very strong, for it is made of platinum.

Related Treasures

 * Mauler
 * Fallen Myleig sword
 * Unicorn spear
 * Flesh eating knife
 * Tainted ancient helmet